Upon reaching Lima International Airport, you will be greeted and taken to your accommodation.

Today, tour the Plaza Mayor and Cathedral in Peru's capital. Visit the Larco Herrera Museum, known for its extensive collection of pre-Columbian artefacts.

Travel to Cusco, the former capital of the Incan Empire, located in the Andes mountains. During the journey, make a brief stop at a sophisticated local workshop to examine their high-quality handcrafted textile products, including alpaca sweaters, gloves, and hats. Additionally, observe Andean camelids such as llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas from a close distance. Go to your lodgings, where you can unwind and adjust to the high altitude. Take the opportunity to relax and get used to your surroundings throughout the afternoon.

Experience the lifestyle of the Quechua highlanders by engaging in their daily activities and observing the cooking process on wood-fired mud-brick stoves in their kitchens. You can also discover local textile skills and symbolism during a presentation. Enhance your immersion experience by participating in seasonal activities such as village walks to understand agricultural cycles, visiting an adobe farmhouse to learn about locally made supplies, engaging in family chores, or learning about the breeding and caring of guinea pigs. Explore Moray. Next, savour a recently made lunch at the Kuychi Centre, a school in the Sacred Valley that offers education, nutrition, medical care, and hope to underprivileged children through the Niños del Arco Iris project. 

Then, go back to your hotel.

Embark on the Vistadome train journey to Machu Picchu, the pinnacle of Incan culture. Upon arrival, have lunch and then visit the city's remains to imagine the lifestyles of the priests, craftsmen, and servants who lived in this isolated stronghold. Machu Picchu is situated near the Urubamba River and was found hidden among vegetation.

Wake up early to stroll among the foggy remains at daybreak, an experience that many view as the spiritual peak of the trip. Return to Ollantaytambo on the Vistadome train and then go to your hotel.

Explore Cusco by seeing the church on the Plaza de Armas and the Santo Domingo Temple, constructed on the remains of the Koricancha, the main holy site of the Incas. Travel just outside of Cusco to see the ruins of Sacsayhuaman, showcasing Incan architectural prowess. Observe the massive stone blocks, meticulously carved and assembled with remarkable perfection, without the need of any mortar for support. Enjoy your leisurely afternoon.

Travel by air to Iquitos, then journey overland through the Peruvian countryside to reach your elegant lodgings. Have lunch before embarking on a skiff trip to the origin of the Amazon River. Later today, go on the 'Aria Amazon' and make yourself comfortable in your spacious suite. Later, you will meet your naturalist guides while enjoying a supper prepared by a top executive chef from one of Lima's best restaurants.

Embark on a birdwatching expedition along the Amazon River at sunrise. Following breakfast, participate in a skiff expedition from the Amazon River to one of its tributaries, Tahuayo. Acquire knowledge about the area from your knowledgeable naturalist guides and engage in fishing for Amazonia's infamous piranhas. Embark on an evening wildlife expedition at sunset, followed by stargazing.

Explore the stunning dark waters of Clavero Lake and visit the communities residing along its shores. Engage in kayaking, canoeing, or swimming before heading back to your boat for a delicious meal. Today, go for a little jungle stroll at San Jose de Paranapura woodland to observe its renowned big water lilies. Meet the excellent team who have been working behind the scenes to provide your great experience aboard Aqua Nera before supper.

Today, explore the local fresh market with knowledgeable guides who can recognise the day's fish and the region's unusual fruits. After saying goodbye to 'Aqua Nera', disembark and visit the Manatee Rescue Centre, where rescued Amazonian manatees are treated and then reintroduced into the wild. Afterward, stop by a San Juan craft market on your way to the airport before catching your flight.